Wonderful life foods is one of the best places in Crookston. The people that work there are always…read morenice and welcoming. They have the best chicken salad and other delicious treats. I got to try their lattes too and they were so good. I go every time I am there.

We love this place; me, my partner and lil'un stop in here every week for one thing or another…read more They have an array of tasty baked goods, made to order hot coffee/lattes, smoothies, daily soups + sandwiches/wraps. They also have local eggs and honey which my family truly appreciate. Erin and Shawn are both super friendly and very accommodating. Wonderful Life Foods is highly recommend!! PS: If you're lucky enough; snag a few of their delicious cinnamon rolls the make on Wednesday's (they usually sell out pretty quickly) you can also order them in advance any day of the week~

Sitting on Main street in little Hunter, North Dakota is a boxy little restaurant that manages to…read moremake some of the best breakfast food we've seen in the area. The space is rather large, given the size of the small town, one wall is plastered with various college banners and another wall has the "Over 90" club members - community members who are 90+ and still eat at the cafe. It's clean and a well kept space. The menu is manageable, there are nice options for lunch, but we came specifically looking for a breakfast - we were not disappointed. We shared a caramel roll and some coffee to start. Now, the coffee isn't anything to write home about, standard cafe fare. But the caramel roll was a magnificent example of decedent small town goodness, and at $2.15/ea, we took some home for the next day. The breakfast platters were solid. Over easy was over easy. Hashbrowns crispy. Toast, toasted and buttery. The omelettes are well done as well, fluffy eggs surrounding a generous portion of fresh prepped goodness. All told for two of us and to-go rolls, we spent about $20. The Hunter Cafe and Bakery is a nice little gem well worth the 35 minute drive from Fargo. The service is kind and personable. People's tickets are marked by names (not ours, because we were visitors). The whole place feels like a beating heart of a community. Don't expect much more than delicious rural cafe fare, but the food is made with care and plenty of butter. And I am certain to return for those caramel rolls. Totally worth the drive.

On our way to Medora, had to check it out. Definitely not disappointed. The Carmel rolls are to die…read morefor. Breakfast was very good. Service was excellent. Will be sure to come back in the future.

our kind place. small, local owners. home cooking. if ever back would eat here again.read more

My grandma always wanted to go here to eat when I came for a visit. They still cook on a flatop…read moregrill and you get a good helping of comfort food at a decent price. Forgive me for my nostalgic moment. Great service and some friendly locals to make it a better day.

The food is amazing and a lot of it is homemade. The salads and wraps are delicious and portions…read morecan be big. There's so much to choose from and all delicious. Kelly and her staff are community members and they have a smile and greetings when you come in. We love our little restaurant

The onion rings were done just right--crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Kelly's Cuban…read morewas delicious as well. The pork was done just right and the fried pickles added a nice crunch.

What a fantastic bakery--and worth the 15-minute detour off of I-29 to visit and check it out. An…read moreassociate in our Grand Forks location recommended Soholt's bakery for a staff treat, and coming back from Fargo, I took the detour and got doughnuts for the staff at Soholt's. The staff was super friendly, and I chatted with the owner. The team enjoyed the treats (as did I), and I'll certainly pass through again in the future.

Wonderful local donut shop! They only take cash or check, but a great place to stop for a treat…read more Walk in and take out only.

Something for everyone at this Meat Market. Friendly staff greeted us and made us sandwich's that…read morewere fresh and delicious. The grab and go options for parties and dinner are genius.

Love this place! Family owned and operated! Bring in your wild game to get processed or pick up…read moresome stuff for the lake or when you are going ice fishing! You will not be sorry! Brent is big on hiring the college kids that come to town and teaching them how to process the meat correctly and safely. Great quality of meat!

We were camping close by and decided to grab lunch before hitting the road. It was rather busy &…read morepizza was definitely the go-to, by looking around. I opted for the supreme calzone - crispy outer, tender & melty inside. A fabulous specimen, not at all soggy on the bottom. Delish! The hubs went with the reuben panini, tho I tried to talk him into the reuben pizza. He is a true reuben lover & said it was good, but not great. I believe he'd have greatly enjoyed the pizza, given my calzone &, again, the pizzas on all the tables. The 1919 root beer was served in a frosty mug, yum. Note: the also have frozen pizzas available for take & bake from a freezer close to the register.

The food is great! Gotta try there famous cheese squares there to die for. Best pizza in Ada hands…read moredown.

The cider maker (Dan)/chef (Stacey) pair running this family operation are doing truly amazing…read morethings well off the beaten path. The food is amazing, flat out. I tried the "Olympic 2024" jambon beurre special (and it was the best version I have had in years), and the Cottonwood pizza was spectacular. The way components are thoughtfully chosen from mostly local or house-sourced ingredients is stunning in and of itself. There is a level of culinary execution found here that you would expect, but find lacking, in many cities considered "food vacations." The incredible food pairs both admirably and comparatively with the ciders. The tap menu (consisting of mostly local ingredient-focused ciders) truly shines, with so many excellent options for a variety of taste preferences that it's difficult to say which is best (aside from personal preference). Personally, I found their Strawberry Rhubarb cider to be one of the best I have found nationally. This is definitely worth going a bit off your route, no matter how much of a cider or food aficionado you may be. The setting is a 4th generation farm (including Greg, the obligatory amazing farm dog), and the tasting room is comfortably decorated in farmcore crossed with a modern vibe. Honestly, if it weren't for the visible cider-making process happening just off the dining area floor (a plus IMHO), you could be excused thinking the tasting room was located in a variety of major cities. This spot will get me to come back to the state, specifically for their food and drink.

Fantastic find on our road trip. We sampled four of the 12 ciders; all of them were delicious…read more Pizza and dessert were excellent as well. The co-owner Heather showed us around a bit and was very patient with our questions. We are so glad we stopped! Great local place.